Julian Marley is a roots reggae singer, songwriter and producer whose music carries the spirit of the Marley legacy – uplifting, conscious and deeply grounded in Jamaican tradition. Born in London and raised between the UK and Jamaica, he blends classic one-drop rhythms with soulful melodies and modern production, delivering songs that feel timeless while speaking directly to the present. Known for his commanding live shows and message-driven writing, Julian has toured internationally for decades, building a loyal global following across Europe, the Americas and beyond. In 2024, he won the GRAMMY Award for Best Reggae Album for Colors of Royal, a major career milestone that cemented his place as a leading voice in contemporary reggae.

Chali 2na is an American rapper with over 25 years in the business, widely recognised as one of hip-hop’s most distinctive and best loved voices. A founding member of the legendary rap group Jurassic 5, as well salsa funk band Ozomatl, Chali 2na has also featured with a huge range of other artists, all whilst finding time to branch out into acting and painting.

As chronicled by his famous “Fish Market” mix tapes, Chali 2na has collaborated with a huge spread of top international stars including Blackaliscious, Roots Manuva, Mos Def, Linkin Park, Beenie Man, Rusko, Tippa Irie, Rizzle Kicks, K’naan, Fatlip and many more. His openness to crossing boundaries and bringing his own unique take to different genres is emblematic of his positive and easy going nature.

Joining forces with The Funk Hunters on his forthcoming EP “ILLectric”, Chali 2na is still very much an active artist who has never let up on quality output. The man is a firm fan favourite and very close to the hearts of several generations of hip-hop.

Often hailed as “The Hendrix of the Sahara,” Vieux Farka Touré is a Malian singer, songwriter and guitar virtuoso born in Niafunké in 1981. The son of desert blues legend Ali Farka Touré, he began his musical journey as a percussionist before secretly teaching himself guitar and developing a style defined by blistering speed, deep groove and melodic precision. Since his acclaimed self-titled debut in 2007, Vieux has toured worldwide, earning a reputation for electrifying live performances that cut through language barriers with pure musical power and charisma. His catalogue moves confidently between tradition and experimentation, with collaborations spanning Toumani Diabaté, Derek Trucks, John Scofield and Khruangbin. In 2022, Les Racines marked a powerful return to the deep roots of desert blues, reaffirming Vieux as one of Mali’s most vital contemporary voices.

Dougie MacLean is one of Scotland’s most celebrated singer-songwriters, widely regarded as a national musical treasure for his distinctive blend of lyrical, roots-based songwriting and beautifully crafted instrumental music. Internationally renowned as the writer of the modern classic Caledonia, his work has reached audiences across the world, from London’s Festival Theatre and Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall to New York’s Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House. His songs have been recorded by artists including Paolo Nutini, Amy Macdonald, Ronan Keating, Mary Black, Frankie Miller, Cara Dillon and Kathy Mattea, reflecting the lasting influence of his writing across generations and genres. Marking 50 years as a professional musician in 2024, MacLean’s popularity continues to grow, with his weekly global broadcasts attracting millions of viewers worldwide. He is a recipient of two Tartan Clef Awards, a BBC Radio 2 Folk Lifetime Achievement Award, an OBE, and a place in the Scottish Music Hall of Fame.

Valtos presents: High Water Mark is the DJ/Live hybrid trio from Skye natives Daniel Docherty and Martyn MacDonald, joined by fiddle player Euan McLaughlin, expanding on the unique sound of their main project, Valtos. Known for blending traditional Gaelic folk with electronic music, Valtos has been making waves in both the folk and electronic scenes since their debut in 2021. With High Water Mark, they bring their distinctive sound, whilst sampling influences from artists like Bicep, Mylo, and Peatbog Faeries, while still incorporating Euan’s masterful fiddle playing.

In this new project, Dan and Martyn focus on the DJ side, delivering driving electronic, beats, 

while Euan adds traditional melodies through his fiddle, creating an energetic and dynamic experience that blends folk and dance music in a completely fresh way. This version of Valtos is a dancefloor-ready take on their already unique sound, offering audiences a chance to experience their music in a club setting while still capturing the essence of their folk roots.

he Drew The Gun is the bold, politically-charged project of Wirral-born songwriter and producer Louisa Roach, blending 80s electronica, hip-hop, poetic spoken word and psychedelic pop into something fiercely original. Since debut album Memories of Another Future (2016) won Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition, Roach has carved out a reputation for razor-sharp social commentary, cosmic attitude and electrifying live energy. 

Revolution of Mind was named one of BBC 6 Music’s Albums of the Year, while 2021’s Behave Myself drew praise for its most finessed songwriting to date. On her latest work, Howl, Roach turns inward as well as outward, pairing protest anthems with vulnerable, transformative songs shaped by healing, sobriety and self-reckoning — a powerful reminder of the project’s primal heart and purpose.

Eva Lazarus is a multi-genre artist known for shutting down sound systems across the world! 

Celebrated for her explosive collaborations with Mungo’s Hi Fi on ‘More Fyah’, she’s also worked with Rudimental, Gardna, Liam Bailey, Swindle, Toddla T, Brad Baloo and many more—stacking an impressive vault of genre-defying music. 

Her debut solo album Brandy Kisses, produced by Dirty Dike, dropped in 2022 and marked another chapter in her journey of art over genre—Eva refuses to be put in a box.
In 2025, she released her solo EP Make Your Own Sunshine on her own label, Konichiwahgwarn Records. Produced by Zed Bias, Shamis and Rebiere the record landed major editorial Spotify playlists and received radio love from 6 Music, Rinse FM, Kiss FM, BBC Radio 1, and a live session at Maida Vale for Romesh Ranganathan’s For the Love of Hip Hop on BBC Radio 2.

GNOSS
Biography
Gnoss’ signature sound is a rich tapestry of acoustic layers; outstanding
musicianship, deep traditional roots and contemporary compositional flair
combine to create songs and tunes brimming with character.
Triple Scots Trad Music Awards nominees, the band have built an invested
following through their forward-thinking take on traditional music and the
unique warmth of their live shows. This has been proven through three
consecutive sellout appearances at Glasgow’s world-famous Celtic
Connections festival.
Their 2019 release, Drawn From Deep Water was met with widespread
praise (“a refreshing blast” – RnR) for its exemplary interplay, nakedly
emotional playing, and well chosen material. The 11-track album brought
Gnoss to entranced audiences across France, Italy and Denmark, not to
mention the length and breadth of the UK.
Their follow up album, The Light of The Moon continued to demonstrate
Gnoss’ dedication to their craft that places them firmly at the fore of what’s
happening in Scottish folk and earned them a nomination for Album of the
Year at the Scots Trad Music Awards. Described as “an invigorating new
direction for the Gnoss boys” by Songlines, this album took Gnoss’ online
fanbase by storm gaining over one million streams in 2022.
With the release of their third album, 2023’s Stretching Skyward, Gnoss
reignite their collaboration with producer and engineer, Scott Wood
(Skerryvore), further exploring their acoustic roots whilst incorporating new,
electronic elements. Launch dates include performances across the UK and
Europe, including standout appearances at the Orkney Folk Festival,
Cambridge Folk Festival, Towersey Festival and Denmark’s Tønder Festival.
Gnoss combines the talents of;
Aidan Moodie (Guitar/Vocals)
Graham Rorie (Fiddle/Mandolin/Electric Tenor Guitar)
Connor Sinclair (Flute/Whistles/Vocals)
Craig Baxter (Bodhran/Percussion)

www.gnossmusic.com

DJ Hype is a pioneering figure in UK jungle and drum & bass. An early DJ on London pirate station Fantasy FM, he became a global name, winning Best Male DJ and Best Radio DJ at the UK Hardcore Awards in 1994 and 1995. A key Kiss 100 broadcaster and contributor to Suburban Base’s Drum and Bass Selection series, Hype has long championed dancefloor-driven jungle over scene divisions. Beginning production in 1989, he launched the influential Ganja label in 1994, scoring major hits and releasing the seminal Still Smokin’ compilation, before founding the True Playaz collective and delivering legendary jump-up sets worldwide.

Benny Page is a UK drum and bass producer celebrated for his high-energy fusion of dub, ragga jungle, and hip-hop. Emerging in the mid-2000s, he broke through with the 2006 anthem Turn Down The Lights, establishing a reputation for tight production and heavyweight basslines. Having honed his craft on Shy FX’s Digital Soundboy imprint, Benny has collaborated with MC Spyda, Top Cat, Gyptian, and more, with his remix of Hold You expanding his global reach. Founder of High Culture Recordings, he’s now completing his debut album, blending drum and bass, reggae, dancehall, and trap with artists including Beenie Man, Spice, Popcaan, and Protoje.

Raz & Afla are a powerhouse duo whose sound fuses Afro-rooted rhythms with electronic production, delivering music that’s soulful, vibrant and built for the dancefloor. Raz, an award-winning multi-platinum producer from Tel Aviv and founder of Fossil Studios, brings a sharp, genre-spanning touch shaped by work with artists including Basement Jaxx and Sam Lee. Afla, a master percussionist and dancer, draws on a rich musical lineage with credits spanning Ginger Baker, Tony Allen, Ibibio Sound Machine and more, alongside performance work with Sadler’s Wells and the Royal Festival Hall. Their 2022 debut album The Cycle earned major support from Gilles Peterson, Lauren Laverne and Jamz Supernova, with airplay across BBC 6 Music, 1Xtra and beyond. Expect hypnotic grooves, deep bass, live energy and irresistible rhythm.

Kirsteen Harvey is a 26-year-old independent singer-songwriter from Glasgow, Scotland. Raised in a family of traditional musicians and exposed to a wide range of musical genres from an early age, these influences have played a key role in shaping her distinctive sound. Blending contemporary songwriting with elements of folk, Kirsteen’s music is deeply rooted in her Scottish heritage, offering listeners something honest, fresh and uniquely her own.

Her work has received strong support from radio and press in Scotland and beyond, including BBC Radio Scotland, the SSE Hydro and The Scottish Sun. Kirsteen’s online presence has grown significantly in recent years, with her videos gaining recognition from artists such as Amy Macdonald and Marti Pellow, and being reposted by Lewis Capaldi, The Kinks and Noah Kahan.

Her debut EP Unpredictable, recorded at Chem19 Studios, was released in December 2023. This was followed by Wee Tunes from Home in March 2024, which has surpassed one million streams. Kirsteen’s latest EP, Senses, funded and released in July 2025, marks her most accomplished work to date.

Ríoghnach Connolly & Honeyfeet move with ease and confidence between swampy jazz, raucous brass, fractured funk, blues balladry and gorgeous folkloric textures. At the heart of it all is Connolly’s indomitable voice — equal parts fierce, tender and fearless — blending mischief, protest and vulnerability into something fiercely human and utterly live. Honeyfeet hold it together with deep groove and a commitment to musical freedom, with Lorien Garth Edwards (bass), Ellis Davies (guitar), John Ellis (keys), Biff Roxby (brass) and Phill Howley (drums) forming a fluid and fearless unit.

Fresh from major touring and growing international recognition, the band arrive at Eden in 2026 riding high on the Heads, Hearts and Hooves era — a bold, celebratory chapter packed with protest soul, twisted folk and joyful abandon. Connolly is an award-winning singer (RTÉ Radio 1 Best Folk Singer; BBC Radio 2 Folk Singer of the Year) and recently joined Annie Lennox onstage at the Royal Albert Hall, bringing her singular presence to a landmark night celebrating the power of music and collective voice.

Innovator, award winning, multi-instrumentalist Malin Lewis melds Scottish West coast

tradition with a newly invented, self-made bagpipe alongside stars Sally Simpson (Fiddle) and

Ali Hutton (Guitar). Hair tingling, philosophical and dance inducing melodies inspired by

European folk traditions, queerness and the universe.

Having toured across the UK, Canada and Europe, Malin released their debut album 'Halocline'

in May 2024 on Hudson Records. A Halocline is a visible layer that forms between salt and

fresh water and is home to a unique microbial ecosystem. Halocline is a metaphor for Malin’s

trans identity and living in a space in between; a beautiful space between a binary.

Malin's unique timbre is born from the deep connection that comes from making and

composing for their own instrument. Their one of a kind two-octave Smallpipe creates a whole

new world of sound, captivating audiences at every opportunity.

Inspired by the likes of Martyn Bennett, Duncan Chisholm and Sharron Shannon their music is

as lively as it is thought provoking and sensitive. Recently Malin has been recording music for

The Outrun film, composing for contemporary dance and theatre and been learning the

tradition of the extinct Finnish Bagpipes.

Kai Reesu are a nu-jazz band from Glasgow blending hip-hop, neo-soul, psychedelic rock and old skool fusion into a sound that’s fresh, heavy and groove-led. At the core is the tight trio interplay of Paul Copeland (keys), Robert McArthur (bass) and Matt Jim Sim (drums), with the full live experience expanding into a powerhouse horn section and extra percussive textures. Their music often begins as recorded jam sessions before being transformed into bold, classic jazz horn arrangements and production-forward beats. Drawing inspiration from video game soundtracks, hip-hop beatmaking and 70s jazz fusion greats, Kai Reesu carve out a space where improvisation meets rhythm and atmosphere. Their debut album, Kompromat Vol. I, won Scottish Album of the Year 2026, cementing them as one of Scotland’s standout new live acts.

Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 are, the shiny disco ball, ultimate genre hopping, festival pollen count of happiness that puts the emphasis on music, entertaining and laughter. Wild Flowers their most recent single featuring Dumfries Community Choir was number 6 in the official UK Physical sales chart in 2025. Eden Festival was the first festival to give the band a main stage slot and they’ve gone on to establish themselves as main stage party starters all over the UK and as far afield as South Korea.

Kara is one of the most exciting emerging names in drum & bass. Still in her twenties, she has quickly become a highly in-demand DJ, lighting up major stages including Tomorrowland, Let It Roll, Glastonbury, Boomtown, and touring internationally as far as New Zealand. In 2024, she launched The Foundation, an independent label and event series dedicated to jungle and drum & bass culture, blending forward-thinking releases with immersive, community-driven events. With sold-out shows across the UK and Europe and her debut releases landing on her own imprint, Kara’s high-energy sets and deep-rooted passion mark her as a vital force shaping the genre’s future.

DJ Hype is a pioneering figure in UK jungle and drum & bass. An early DJ on London pirate station Fantasy FM, he became a global name, winning Best Male DJ and Best Radio DJ at the UK Hardcore Awards in 1994 and 1995. A key Kiss 100 broadcaster and contributor to Suburban Base’s Drum and Bass Selection series, Hype has long championed dancefloor-driven jungle over scene divisions. Beginning production in 1989, he launched the influential Ganja label in 1994, scoring major hits and releasing the seminal Still Smokin’ compilation, before founding the True Playaz collective and delivering legendary jump-up sets worldwide.

Edinburgh-born Tallulah Rose is a singer, saxophonist, songwriter and producer whose sound blends soul, jazz, gospel, hip-hop and electronics into something bold, emotional and forward-looking. Now based in Amsterdam, she trained in jazz saxophone at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam and has built a reputation as a dynamic live performer, combining powerful vocals with fluent, melodic sax lines and rich band energy. Her songs are rooted in honesty and exploration, touching on love, spirituality, sexuality, nature and grief, while moving effortlessly between groove-led warmth and experimental edges. Tallulah has toured internationally across the UK, Europe, Ghana and Australia, and has appeared at major festivals including North Sea Jazz, Celtic Connections and Eurosonic.

Eabhal have made a significant impact on the Scottish music scene with their vibrant and energetic folk music. The band’s distinctive West Coast sound and dedication to their craft have earned them a prestigious Folk Band of the Year nomination in the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2022 amongst multiple other awards and nominations over the past 10 years. Eabhal have released two albums to date, the debut This is How The Ladies Dance in 2018 and the second Aisling, released in 2022, showcasing an array of arrangements of Gaelic and English songs. The band’s focus on kinship and connection to people, land, elevation and language are all reflected in their music. Although they all come from different backgrounds and places, each member was immersed in traditional music, and their collective passion for their craft is evident in every song and performance. Eabhal’s achievements in their career include the successful releases of both their albums, taking them on extensive tours to stunning locations throughout the Highlands, Scottish Isles, and much of Europe. Additionally, the band has been fortunate enough to showcase their talents at World Music Asia in Shanghai and perform at various shows in the US in 2018.

Recently shortlisted for the Sound of Young Scotland Say award, Tarran are an

exhilarating contemporary folk group from Glasgow, with roots in both Ireland and

the Scottish Highlands. The band consists of Sophie Joint (Keys), Breanna Wilson

(Fiddle), Malachy Arnold (Harp), and Rory Stark (Whistle/Bodhran). Using elements

of funk, blues and contemporary rhythm, the band create a lively and innovative twist

on traditional music. Tarran’s captivating performances have been brought to stages

across Europe since 2019, notably their recent 2026 sold out Celtic Connections

headline show, Lorient Intercelique Festival, Celtica Valle d’Aosta, and the Edinburgh

Int. Harp Festival. Their music has been well-received with over 75,000 streams

across all platforms. Just coming off an autumn tour, the band has a new album in

the works, thrilled to share vibrant new material with a growing global audience.

BIO SHORT
What is Obia? Its the name of Afro-diasporic sorcery & spiritual practices
once found in parts the West Indies.
The music tells tales from the Caribbean, their people & folklore, A story of
degradation of the spirit, resilience and re- emergence of being.
In the darkest of soils, the most potent of herbs take root.
The writing began on band leader Tristan’s island home of Barbados, drawing

influences from his childhood, Obia maps the connections between the Afro-
diasporas’ shared history & musical forms.

Once meeting Glasgow nu jazz scene stalwarts Norman Vilaroux, Harry Wier
& Joe Wiseberg combined with Afro-Latin percussionist Ben Vardi the fertile
ground was set to bloom.
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BIO LONG
In the darkest of soils, the most potent of herbs take root.
Obia? It’s the name broadly given to Afro-diasporic spiritual, sorcery, &
healing traditions once found in parts the West Indies.
The music tells tales from the Caribbean, their people & folklore, A story of
degradation of the spirit, resilience and re- emergence of being.
Amidst seas of spiritual torment, take place creation & healing, that form
powerfully daring conceptualisations of futures unknown.
The writing began on band leader Tristan’s island home of Barbados, drawing

influences from his childhood, Obia maps the connections between the Afro-
diasporas’ shared history & musical forms.

Elements of Calypso, Son Cubano, Dub & Jazz are fused together on this
journey through the vast sonic tapestry of the Caribbean.
There is a saying “One People” that speaks to the shared experience & unity
aspirations of the Caribbean, Obia is its sound.
Once meeting Glasgow nu jazz scene stalwarts Norman Vilaroux, Harry Wier
& Joe Wiseberg combined with Afro-Latin percussionist Ben Vardi the fertile
ground was set to bloom.

Darach is a powerful, new collaboration between Scottish fiddler Roo Geddes and Galician guitarist Hugo Franco, bringing together two rich folk traditions in a fresh and resonant new sound. Rooted in the traditional music of Scotland and Galicia, the duo weave fiery fiddle lines and intricate guitar into driving tunes, cinematic melodies and contemporary folk textures. Their music feels both grounded and adventurous, shaped by shared love of tradition and modern acoustic innovation. Darach recently completed their debut album, launched in Spain last summer, and will be bringing it home with a Scottish release tour in 2026, including their debut appearance at Celtic Connections.

Rumble in the Jungle is a multi-genre, award winning, Bristol based event brand.

Born in Falmouth, but quickly made their name in the heart of Bristol. With their infamous, multi-room shows at Lakota, to their U.K wide tours. Rumble in the Jungle is well known for bringing some of the best talent that jungle and drum and bass has to offer, which is complemented with heavyweight sound systems and their creative eye for immersive decor experiences.

Rumble in the Jungle consists of a collective of talented artists, boasting a roster of 30+ residents. They are known for providing opportunity to many artists across the country and are renowned for their platform supporting and promoting all of their residents.

Rumble in the Jungle over the years have come on top, winning 2 awards; 1st place – “Best Jungle Event”, 2018 – We Love Jungle & 2nd place – “Best Club Night”, 2021 – DnB Arena Awards.

With their forever growing platform and ambitions to host the best DnB/Jungle club night, it’s safe to say that this is a brand not to contest.

Award-winning artist Mrs Magoo is a fierce and dedicated champion of jungle, flying the flag for the foundation sound long before trends or algorithms caught up. Raised in Scotland’s central belt, her musical outlook was shaped by hip hop, rock, happy hardcore, and a deep-rooted love of rave culture. When she discovered jungle’s multicultural energy, heavy bass, and timeless ability to reinvent itself, it instantly clicked.

Throwing herself fully into the craft, Mrs Magoo learned to DJ and produce with relentless passion, quickly making her mark on the scene. She has toured internationally, earned standout bookings at Glastonbury and Boomtown, and is consistently recognised in Best Female DJ and Best Jungle DJ conversations. A true trailblazer in a historically male-dominated scene, she’s inspired a new generation of women to step forward.

With releases on respected labels like Deep In The Jungle and Audio Addict, regular radio features, and back-to-backs with legends including Kenny Ken and Nicky Blackmarket, Mrs Magoo’s rise is driven by pure love for jungle and an uncompromising commitment to excellence.

Producer & selector that has grasped the scene since emerging in 2019, Refracta has the world of drum & bass at his fingertips.

Having already crafted an instantly recognisable sound so early on in

his musical journey, London-based Refracta’s idiosyncratic, melodic, yet so gritty, bass-face 

inducing and dance floor-ready sonic creations have led to him emerging as one of the most unique 

and recognisable talents to the scene with releases on Shogun Audio, DNB Allstars, born on road 

and Hospital records. 

Besides consistently playing up and down the UK & Europe Refracta also 

went on to sell out a headline Canadian tour in 2023 & 2024.

The Campbell Boys are a new Scottish traditional band from Glasgow, blending deep-rooted trad influences with a fresh, contemporary spirit. Shaped by a melting pot of musical backgrounds and disciplines, they bring energy, drive and modern edge to the tradition. Their recently released debut live album, In St Columbas, captures the raw atmosphere of their performances and marks them out as a rising name on Scotland’s trad scene.